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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1968

Page

3

Longtime Washington church elder Jay Carris to be honored

Jay C. Carris a Rural Route 3 resident and 58-year member of First Presbyterian Church will be honored as the church marks its 125th anniversary. Born 1877, he joined in 1910 and served 26 years as an elder, with a long record on the session and at baptisms. The 1968 anniversary events include a dinner for long-time members and a Sunday service with new members welcomed.

Jay C. Carris Route 3 Washington Silas Korf H. E. Case Win Smouse C. S. Lemmon C. 2. Dougherty George Wallace John Shields Thomas Dodds W. A Carris Thomas Gerdes Claire Dewey Elizabeth Clark Thomas Berdo Bessie Wead Jenny First Presbyterian Church Journal Helen Gilbert

Golden anniversary party for Elbert and Olivia Elmore

Rural Fairfield couple Elbert and Olivia Elmore celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house at their Pleasant Plain area home September 22 from 2 to 4 pm. They wed September 21, 1918 in Fairfield. They have four children, fifteen grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Mrs Elmore and Mr Elmore are longtime Pleasant Plain residents active in the Friends Church.

Elbert Elmore Fairfield Pleasant Plain Elmores

Riverside kitchen window notes and dull election scene

A Riverside reader recounts a dull local election experience from a kitchen window perspective. The piece reflects on small town politics, odd news items from a Chicago convention, and a practical Pepper Steak recipe suitable for cool weather. It also notes schoolyard greetings, a sprinkler of humor, and hints at fuel bills and home comforts.

Miss Teenage America 1968 benefits and travel perks

The piece argues contests exploit youth and looks but notes they fund college for many aspiring misses. It profiles Miss Teenage America 1968 Stephanie Ann Crane, 18, of St Louis, who has earned a $10,000 scholarship, $5,000 for appearances, and stock in airlines and soft drinks, with a national finale November 30 in Fort Worth Texas. Crane shares tour anecdotes and advice for future contestants.

New York UPI Clark College Dubuque Iowa Canada Puerto Rico Stephanie Ann Crane St. Louis

Cloverettes study lighting at Crawfordsville Legion Hall

Cloverettes met at the Legion Hall with eighteen members and four visitors. Juniors surveyed home light bulb counts while Intermediates shared lighting needs, and Seniors described their study lamp and area. Iris Kaufman explained bulb types and burnout causes. Regina Richardson spoke on safety.

Crawfordsville Crooked Creek Legion Hall Iris Kaufman Regina Richardson Karen Jones Sue Jones Washington D. C Sandra Lewis Julie Finke

Mrs. Mabel Morris visits Iowa City in September

Mrs. Mabel Morris drove to Iowa City on Sunday to dine with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Morris, and their Marion boys at Howard Johnson's for a birthday celebration. Nine T. L. S. club members met at Mrs. Mary Greiner's home September 4 with Dorothy Greiner and Joan Horning as guests. Darlene Greiner led entertainment and prizes. Next meeting planned for October 2 with Mrs. Darlene Greiner. Mrs. Katherine O'Biern of Ainsworth visited Myrtle Stites. the Rademakers of Ainsworth and Alice of Des Moines joined in dinner at The Golden Buckle Buffet. Mr. Cloyce Statler hosted a birthday dinner for Ed Koehler of Ainsworth, with cake and ice cream. attendees included Ed and Kenny Koehler, Hope Luers, Maud Statler, Keith and Cindy Statler, Dee and Peg Statler, plus Iowa City guests. Duane White of Ainsworth joined for Sunday supper with the Statlers.

Keota Mabel Morris Iowa City Phil Morris Marion Howard Johnson’s T. L. S. Club Mary Greiner Dorothy Greiner Joan Crystial Horning Katherine O’biern Ainsworth Myrtle Stites Charles Radamaker Alice Des Moines Stites Cloyce Statler Ed Koehler Karen Kenny Hope Luers Maud Statler Keith Statler Cindy Dee and Peg Statler

Hering Family Gathering Hosts Birthday Dinner

Crawfordsville Sept 9 Mr and Mrs Chester Cherry Holmes visited Sunday with Lucille Sipe and Mrs Miriam Peters of Fairfield. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hering hosted a family dinner honoring birthdays of Max Vicki Virgil Hering and Carla Been blossom. Attendees included Virgil Hering and family of Bloomfield Dan Kinsinger of Kirksville Sharon Hill Karen Beenblossom Kennth Beenblossom Carla Karen Carolyn Beenblossom was late. Legion Auxiliary plans to collect Butternut coffee coupons for Christmas gifts. Galen Howsare moves to Mt Pleasant to enroll at Iowa Wesleyan College. Mark Linden Leon Peterson Kard Seberg among 0 WACO graduates planning Wesleyan. Mrs Leon Meeks admitted to University Hospital Iowa City for surgery. Dascal Hamilton and Roger Hamilton visited in Burlington with Ed Gaumnitz family. Jerry Fisher family and Daryl Owens family visited Floyd Fisher. Jerry’s birthday. Don Whites Davenport hosts dinner for Maude White and guests Mike Lake Jerry Schebler family.

Crawfordsville Chester Cherryholmes Lucille Sipe Miriam Peters Fairfield Clarence Hering Max Vicki Virgil Hering Carla Beenblossom Bloomfield Dan Kinsinger Kirksville Sharon Hill Karen Beenblossom William Penn College Oskaloosa Kenneth Beenblossom Carla Karen Carolyn Beenblossom Legion Auxiliary Galen Howsare Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan College Len Raymond Howsare Mark Lindeen Leon Peterson Kard Seberg Davenport Maude White

Saturday Stamp Corner Highlights New Wildlife Stamp and Global Issues

Waterfowl six cent commemorative stamp debuts October 24 in Cleveland with multicolor design to raise wildlife protection awareness. First day covers arranged by the Cleveland Postmaster. Also notes Surinam stamps featuring Jewish Settlement sites and gravestones, a Dutch Hebrew inscription set, and Australian Antarctic Territory issues for Macquarie Island. Japan issues multi colored stamps honoring high school baseball championships and the 50th anniversary of baseball.

Cleveland Ohio U. S Surinam South America Italy Holland Caribbean Territoy Dutch Guiana Curacao Joden Savanne Japan Far East

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